Henry Ford

Hollywood kept distributing films in Nazi Germany, facing pressure from both the regime and US censors. Some studios resisted, others complied.

Why we pay.

How a cartoon gamine midwifed the graphic novel—and the modern conservative movement.

Tracing the long strange trip of the American Southwest, from military camels to retirees in RVs.

Anti-Hollywood rhetoric often echoed anti-Jewish stereotypes. Carr shows how fears of Jewish “control” shaped debates over movies, culture, and politics.